Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-07-29
THE VERMONT BRATEBORO FRIDAY-JUIY 20 1887
BAD FAILURE OF A STILL HUNT.
Three Able Professors Searching for u
Secret---FoiiowinH u False sccut---Thc
Fright Of "a Timid faster.

Fright Of Timid faster.
Some time ago "a new drug called kaskinp wa.
discovered It was said to have all the propertr.
. OF quininc except It's deleteriuus ones This claim
was startling but the men who understood Oh,
| nature of Kassino were sure of the facts. and did
not hesitate Co style It the new quinluc Many
physicians said # was equal to quininc and some
admitted its superiority Among the latter was
one who writes
% East 2lth ST. New York Nov. Il. 's5.
After five months use Of Kaskinc / cheerfully
state that have found 10 superior To- quinine In it's
/ specific power and entirely free from causing any
| disturbance TO the hearing
WM FRED'K HOLCOMBE, MD.
| Late Prof in n. y. Opth. Hospital and IN ~ y.
/ Medical College
/ A wide demand Tor Kaskinc, the new quininc
| Immediately sprang up Millions Of persons who
were dissatisfied and Disguised with quiniuc turn
ed to kas6ine as the garrison Of beseiged city
turns to a rcscuing army. Rivals were alarmed
Their business was iu danger Something must
be done To- Kill knskine A "chemist" lf was en-
ployed and instructed to nnalyze IL sample lie
brought out his rrtorts crucibles, acids akalies
htmus paper, and his alcohol lamp Nauseous
fumes arose. An entire bottle Of Kasllinc was adj
ministered to professional faster" 10 did not
Kill him. The chemist now saw his way TO a yer.
dict kHskine was nothing but sugar." This
chemist. and a copy sent To every druggist i'm the
land "Nuw. said the rivals, "Kasline is killed SO
but the people like sugar, and declared that this
kaskiuc sugar had wonderful way of curing
malaria and dyspepsia, and Of reducing fevers
The sales increased and people praised it to their
friends The rivals were appalled, They had not
killed Kasl,ine; they had Doomed it. The Chem
list was again called upon, with two other pro.
fessors to help him-one from Wisconsin, one
q
heads together They brought out all their appa-
ratus as before The nauseous fumes assembled
The trembling faster swallowed more Kaskinc
This time lac said it had a slightly bitter taste
Science saw its way to the second verdict Kas
kline was sugar Favored with uuinme And this
analysis was trumpeted through the land
once more kaskiue was killed
But the demand increased Mr. c. n Critten
ton, % leading New York iubber bought aOJ gross,
and other dealers Ia all the great business centres
of the country sent IN proportiunately large or
ders Never before iu the history OF medicines
had any remedy attained so wide and wellfouud-
ed celebrity IN SO short time. Meanwhile letters
were pouring in, from which the following arr
merely extracts
NO man ever suffered from malaria worse than
did. In 1879 ran down from 10 pounds to 90
My doctor gave me ny lie said 81 might pour
pounds OF quininc down your throat. and it
wouldn't help YOU. then gave mp quinine aud
concluded To take the chances heard Of KaS
kline, and without the least faith began using 1t
IN one weel, was better; began 10 sleep have
appetite and gain strength In "a month / was
back at my work Never had days sickness
since Malaria was killed in my system / am
an nstonishmeut to myself and my friends -
y. Miller, G30 East l5,th street. New York
'For SIX years took quinine IN large doses for
malarm Last yearl saw published letter about
kasbine, the new quinine. a. a remedy for that
tedious trouble. began to use it. and aftera few
weeks ] was well and have never had a touch of
malaria since VIM Teed, lS3 l. l2ith ST. New
York
Seven years ago had an attack Of bilious re-
mittent fever which ran into Intermittent man.
rial. tried arsenic mercury and quinine- the
latter in heavy and continued doses Malaria
brought on nervous prostratiou and Dyspepsia
Last winter began using kaSkinc, the new quin-
inc and few bottles cured me Malaria and
dyspepsia both disappeared Mrs. y. Lawson.
lll Bergen-st., Brooklyn. y y
81 contracted malaria in the Michigan lake dis
trct and for eight years suffered from a chronic
tyQe of Intermittent malaru fever with all it,
distressing symptoms Used all the leading rem
edirs including quinlue under the best medical
advice, hut received mo- radical benefit Iu the
summer OF lSSi first tried kaskinr the new uui
nine. aud it cured me Il was true scientific
healing, aud results S1 real cannot b. disputed
DAVID J. NORTON. Statc-st Albany. y y
I'm its power To eradicate malaria from the sy-.
tenn knskiue is a medicinal revelation Mine was
about as bad case Of this disorder as could b-
and yet kaskine thoroughly cured me after / had
been dusrd 10 no purpose with almost every drug
ia the pharmacopusia